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lSuckIen's Arnica SaIye,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilbIains, Corns, and all skin crup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
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additional Locals.

EXCURsIoNs.--Hold off for Luther Rc-un-
ION September 9th and eth at Pen-Mar and
U. b. excursion to Mont Alto Park on Sep
TENDER 9th, They will he two very enjoy
able excursions.
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LECTURE.
DP. L. G. FqHFNEY,

----S7ccali5t in Chronic Dscascs,-
IL a EIlS'- OWN, MD. -
SUBJECT Babies and How to take Care Of Them.
This Lecture will give great deal of
practical information for Parents and those
who have charge Of small Children.
At least go Of every 100 children born die
before the age of five years. This shows
that we must learn more about the care OF
the little ones.
Special Directions given for Artificial Feeding
Fathers, Mothers and Nurses should come to
this Lecture.
FREEZES HALL,
SATURDAY AUGUST 18th 1887,
I'jmc =, lu Admission ~ cents
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DIR. ELMAR G. FAHRNEY, Specialist
in Chronic Diseases. All correspondence
strictly confidential and promptly attended
TO. 90 Prospcct-st., ITagerstown, Md,
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~" A full line of Children Carriages, also
OIL Paintings, Chromos and Pictures, all
nicely framed.
A fresh stock of Confcctioneries and Fruits
Cakes and Candy just received,
At Oslcr's
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AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ
The following personal property, to wit
ONE GOOD FAMILY MARE e. COLT.
One wheat fan, as good as new; stand bees;
IBIS. Vinegar; lot of lathe; lot of oak plank;
post anger and bench; 3 empty barrels
digging iron, shovel, Reaper guards and
sections one post axe, 2 mason hammers d
trowcl a bushels clover seed ; I bench l cor
ncr cupboard; lot of qucensware; "a hour
clock 1 large dining table lot of bedding ;
5 chairs !; large copper kettle; ten plate
stove and pipe; | iron pot and skillet; 2
smoothing irons 10, ofjars cans DC. yards
of wooden cloth; chest; 3 bcdstcads;
3 bed cords; % yards of carpet;2
spinning wheels reel, and many other arti
clcs TO tdious to mention.
TERMS or SALE.--A credit Of months
viii b" given on all sums above five dollars
the purchaser giving his, her or their, note
bearing interest from day Of sale, with good
security approved by said administrators
Sums Of So 90 and under cash.
No property to be removed until the terms
of sale are complied with.
IT, KOLB FREDERICK X. MORT
AuCt Admir-
aur41t. G. w. 10y Clerk.
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At Mcchachanicstown, Md, every other
Saturday from a. IN. to II a. n, beginning
with Saturday, June 4th. 1897.
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LIZ ISEE! l SEE ! ! That o complete
Assortment of Kinks Toilet Soaps at low
prices best Creme Dat Meal Toilet Soap,
very cheap; Turnip Seed by the ounce or in
greater bulk, much cheaper than by the
packet; such varieties as, Early Flat Dutch
Early Flat Red or Purple Top, Earliest
Bloomsdalc Red Top. the quickest growing
of all; and best Parlor White &c" Oil, can
all be purchased of
f. l.. BOBLITZ,
july21tf MechanicstoWn, Nd.
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just received at Oslcr's Confectionery, a
full assortment Of Toy Wagons, Carts
Whcclharrows Doll Carriages, Hobby horses
A b G Books and Cards, all for the boys ana
girls .,,
@ For Birthday Cards and full line
of Fresh Contrction"rys at OSLERS.
apr2ltf
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rB- FOR SALE-A desirable small prop
erty of 10 acres of land, with house and barn
and all in good condition, near Eicholtz
Mill; will be sold cheap, for further intor'
nation calfupon the subscriber,
unc1(tf BERNARD COLLIFLO WEIR.
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.july21tf

r5 ICE CREAM-Mrs. M. E. lIarman,
Water-st, Mcchanicstown sells the celebrated
Wcant Ice Cream at her residence. You
can buy it by the Pint, Quart or Plate. Call
around EVERY NIGHT.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned administrator Of William
Mort, Deceased will sell at public sale on the
farm of said deceased, along Monocacy !
mile South of Millcr's Bridge, on the public
road leading from Rocky Ridge to Haugh
Chuch, on
SATURDAY, AUG UBT 10Th, 1887,
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sEY" HOMINI at $ cents Il Quart,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
SHAMROCKS FROM ERIN
Written for TIE irish STANDARD.
AN ADDRESS TO BRITAIN.
BIZ ]. j. RYDER.

IARauMENT: From tue first inception OF
Celtic opposition to English rule; in fact, from
tions and grinding tyranny which havc made
Ireland the so2rnw Of the world, it has heen
the cry OF ,he Englis! powers that the ir:sn
themselves ar" 10 blame; thnt it they would
behave themselves aud DO as they were bddcn
they would never be terr. 'rized, nor starved
Nor imprisoned to ulake them love tht YOKE
that called them. Proof of the as ertlons that
have been made against 1ae eiscon,entt.d
peunle has never been offered-the cau.es that
have maddcued, and starved, and goaded
them to rasbn nave nsver 9sen nintea a. or
prove tina: the following propositions are true
or teasiblc in lust &C far will they be able to
command the respect or approval Oh the irIsh
rae for British rule
Prove Il, the world mat the Celt is slave
Who should suffer in lie till it ends in the
grave;
That one man is born with a GodgiveE right
TO murder nu others from morning till night;
That the Cross upon Calvary never was set
Aud the chiidrer Of earth are not i'll Gods debt;
THAT Satar himself is an angel of light,
And the word Of yoar queen can turn day into
night;
Thar the four winds Of heaven and the waves
Of the ocean
Are but the result Of parliament motion,
That the fisu in the sea were all made for your
uSC, -
And the worlds just censure is but silly abuse;
That your own Bloody Balfour is but the cats
paw
OF the ner you have driven to laugh at your
That our mothers and Inadens, our sisters and
wives
Should be sacrificed to you to purchase ou1
lives;
That our hshes and our sires, because of theil
weakness,
Il Should t.e sacrificed 10 you with lowliest meek
ness;
That there is no God in heaven, nor awronQ
nor right,
And we will give you our fealty to strengthen
your might
AYE, brings to our muds the strength of con
viction,
And we'll bid you God-speed in your lust 70,
eviction;
Prove that the blood in our veins is but water
And we'll lie down like sheep aud welcome the
s slaughter.
PROV. to dead telons that the rope is not spun
Nor the gallows erccled on which they were
hung; 5,s9
Make us believe that those who have died
Because they were turned out on the dreary
sFssS hillside
We're but fit for such death and were carriou
#ss seed, .s5
And we'll down on our knees and bless you
indeed; 5 .s39s;55.. g5 5s S2l y
Tell us, and prove it, that there never was YET
An Irish wife or widow whose eyes were wet
& With the black tears Of sorrow for husband OF
B 3.Ss Sous, III sf5588f
! For father or brother shot down by your guns;
Convince us, in pity, we were born to be slaves,
And no martyr for Erin sleeps in Glasnevin's
\ graves; # III s$
That the Father Of mankind picked the Irish
Z ~ asss VI alone NJ 5.s E Il 38fEy 81
B 10 be asking for bread and receiving aatone-
Then wen say you are right, and our league Y
q crime
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
..-. ........... .....
to DEAR Santa CLAUS

The letter comes from d little lady
who says:
Pleas BRI1g Doll to Me with cRADNLy
AND TnuMPtet to Jimmie, AND SOME
OTHER TAIing to MA AND PA.--JANEr, 6
years.
''It is marvellous, this charm Of
Christmas time, my DEAR" remarked s.
lady to her husband. Age does not
wither nor custom stale it's induite joy
ouspess It is earth winter time, but
the glorious summer of the soul. While
the yule log burns, the ice OF selfish
ness, hatred and malice disappears, and
charity, warm and glowing, fills the
heart. We must warm ourselves in it's
radiant heat, for the ashes Whiten
soon---"
Mamma. interrupted the lady's lib-
tie daughter, "may give Mary White
Christmas present -
'sCertainly not was the reply. "She
didn't give you anything last year."
Said the Shade of Christmas, with
| world of tenderness in his voice and
suspi ;ious damp spot in one corner of
one eye: :tPoor babies Why are
things so unequal2 Why is it some
of them get everything they want and
more than they ought to have, while
these little half-clad, sad-eyed creatures
never in their lives get a thing that is
bright and wholesome and glad ? If I
could only bave my way once-just
once-I'd see that their puny bodies
were satisfied inside and out, with tur-,
key and plum pudding for lining and
books and toys, and games and ali
sorts of things from Fairyland to make
them glad, the whole year. Ittakes so
little to make poor boy and girl
happy. and there are so many thou
sands and thousands of them-and
there are 80 few people to help me-"
"What images do I associate with
| Christmas music, as [ see them set forth
on the Christmas tree p An angel
speaking to group of Shepherds in
/ lifted, following a star a baby in a
manger; child in a spacious temple,
talking with grave men,; a solemn fig
ure. with mild and beautiful face,
raising dead girl by the hand again,
near city gate calling back the son of
a widow ION his bier) to life; a crowd
of people looking through the opened
roof Of chamber where He sits, and
letting down sick person on bed
with ropes !; the same in a tempest,
walking on the water to a ship |; again,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
$780,.

Which deserves condemnation and the wrath
of all time,
Oh. prove to the world that, deep down in vonr
heart,
Ihere is one little fibre that beats for our part
That we are noS in earnest in this struggle for
life,
AND tho island we love is the land of all strife:
ihat our pastors and teachers should be shot
And the plain word Of God be proclaimed an
foul heresy;
That our altars and homes should be burned in
one pile
While our men stand around and look on with
smile;
That our iorefather's graves should be opened
to dogs
And their bones and their memories sunk in
the bogs;
Prove our own Dan O. Connell did not break his
brave heart
After spending his life to take Ireland's part:
That Etumett and Grattan were but rascals ut
best
And Lord Edward Fitzgerald a spawn from
like nest;
In mercy convince us, our eyes cannot see
Then Wen curse that dear land and bow down
{ to thee.
And your love for our people--was it shown in
the grip
| That drove thousands like cattle, to the eIni.
grant ship,
Whose horrors untold did the strong man to
And forced from women and children the very
lat treath;
! yyn Ion onG
{ the emotion
| ocean;
You loved us, indeed, when you drove us tc
this.
Can you prove that the men who won fame 70,
your Iegious
| In the blooay Crinea-in ln6ias wild regions
| Where the blood of the Celt marked the front
of the slain
| In Egy pts dark land and on Waterloos plain
| Ii you prove it, we say, that such men as were
there
Have no right to the things that earth holds sc
fair,
Then we will front all your bayonets and see
you to strike
Till the last man is dead who could carry 8
\ pike;
! Till not a father or son. not mother or child
| Shall be left TO embarass your rule 80 mild
Prove all this to the world anyway that you
can,
And ven own you our master to the very las,
H. man;
But until you do, by the Goo DER US ali,
Wen resist to The death, and defy as we fall;
We will face your police and dragons wlthou,
And answer your bullets with cheer upon
/ cheer. h.s
When The steel ap your guns is hungry tc
Then we'il.iay down the pen and wen take up
the pike;
| And viii there's a man or boy to the fore
We Will teach you some lessons you have
! learned before.
oh, England, we love you-out from the teeth
Aud the debts that we owe you are bitterly
1 sweet;
But the q. ar cav Of reckoning is now close q,
hand IS SSz;Bi
lSWhen the heel of the tyrant Will lift from oul
lS#:sfs land,
| And we'll pay back our debts, to the uttermost
score f$3ss SSl5 E$ssi:f
When '.ar aag goes alott for = nation once
more.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
FERMANAGH.

A rumor prevails IN Monaghan that
Mr.. Barron, the county court Judge OF
that county, will shortly retire, and
that it is not improbable that Mr.. Nelli-
gan. county court Judge Of Fermanagh,
will shortly release himself from the
anxieties and labors of his judicial
office.
GALWAY.
Died, on the Gath ult., at his resi-
dence, Vicar street, Tuam, after some
months illness, Mr.. John Higgins, emf
grafton agent, aged 70 years.
KERRY.
The executive has suppressed all
branches Of the National League In the
county Kerry.
KILDARE.
The Athy leaguers held rousing
rally on the Goth uLt.
KILKENNY.
Died, on the Oath ult., at he residence
in John street, Kilkenny, Mrs. Isabella
Comerford, widow of John Comerford
KINGS COUNTY.
DR.. Nulty, the most reverend bishop
Of Meath, has tried everything in his
power to mitigate the severity of the
punishment of the Tullamore PRISONERS
LElTR[M.
Crime is at almost the zero point i1
this county. Gases are few and unim
portant.
LIMERICK.
The mayor Of Limerick visited Mr.
Doughty in prison the 22d ult.
LONGFORD.
The November docket of the Long
ford petty sessions was very light, in.
significant one.
LOUTH.
Tullyallen, headed by It's patriotic
pastor, Father Thomas Taafe, snbscribes
Ell 3s. Cd. to the new plan of cam.
paign defense fund.
MAYO.
Lord Kilma1ne has given a reduction
to his tenants, near Castlebar, Of Is pei
cent. on their rents.
MEATH.
+ A grand rally occurred at Kells on the
4th inst.
QUEENS COUNTY.
The criminal court record Of this
county is slignter than it ever was.
TIPPERARY.
The archbishop Of Cashel has pub
lished long and eloquent epistle de-
nunciatory of the extremist measures Of
the castle.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
CONSULT THLS CONSULT IAS CONSULT THIS. CONSULT THIS
CONSULT THIS.
ACCORDE0NS.

A very fine ACCORDION, splendid tone,
muunted in metal, nickel plated, haud
carved, light wood case, two stops,
patent extra broad steel bronze reeds:
q good instrument. fully worth $7.75.
Fire Sale Price an even 81.
An extra fine ACCORDION, case of
ebony and French walnut, IA inches
long, solid nickle trimmings, two stops,
two sets OF reeds, 81 keys; an instru-
ment Of superior tone, worth $13 So
This is a dandy. Fire Sale Price $5 Y5
OILY.
The Novitat ACCORDION, IL inches
long, 10 keys, one stop, nickel plated
trimmings, good tote, and a nice in
strument. Just the thing for pres
cnt Worth $3.50. Fire Sale Price,
$1.50 asss
!, vl0LlNS. .a,s>,s'l
In vio'ins we have the Hopf, full size, in a
$3.75 Fire Sale Price $125.
a fine Ole Bull Violin, full size, ebony KEYS,
finger board and tail piece pearl inlaid; q very
fine instrument, worth $3.50. Fire Sale Price,
$5.
AN sizes music boxs; these make suitable
presents. 4. French walnut ease music box
playing Two airs, turns with a crs.nk, sweet
toned, full; worth SIS. IS, a bargain. AT the fire
sale 81. 80.
4 very handsome music box in birds eve
maple, rosewood trimmings. ivory name
plate. handsome little cashet plays two airs
and is g rich present worth S6. Fire sale
price, IS.
A music box, same kind of instrument as de-
scribed above, only not so expensive g case. 1t
b. ing bronzed aud decorared metal worth IS.
Fire Sale price 81. 50.
BANJQS.
A fine banjo. eagle brackets, formerly sold
for SO. Now S3.25.
An elegant banjo, Rogers head, ebony inlaid
fingerboard ivory KEYS, the celebrated Bsrarv
brand, a daisy inst1 ument, usually sold for $50
Can be bought now for $40. Don't miss the
chance.
A fine lot Of Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons,
Concertinas, zlthers, Tamburines, etc., at TN
heard of prices.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
CHRISTMAS CHAT.

A Merry Christmas.
Christmas has it's penalties. Even
the days are short.
What hollow day Christmas is to
the lonely old bachelor!
Observe how the chimneys
Do smoke all about:
The cooks are preparing
Fer liuner, no doubt;
But they at whose tables
No yic,ua.s appear,
y, may they keep Lent
All the rest Of the year!
p ,or Robins Almanac, 1855.
There is poor family living near
YOU. Will their Christmas be as merry
as yours? Try to make it so.
''sDarn that stocking" is the sugges:-
tive expression heard to-day in house
holds where holey hosiery abounds.
II you find that owing to holes in your
stockings your Christmas presents fell
through. don't swear at the stockings.
Darn 'em, darn 'em !
There used to be superstition that
the luck that happened to one during
che week between Christmas and the
first day of the coming year was fav'
orable or ominous provision of ones
fortunes during that year.
We can get along without William
Tell, we can spare Pocahontas, but we
cannot dispense with Santa Claus. AL,
ways the fancy of the children will
hear the patter Of his reindeer boots
upon the roof as they lie waiting fol
Christmas dawn.
There is a pretty superstition much in
vogue among the young, that those
who plight their troth to each other on
Christmas day will be happy in their
children thereafter. AS Christ was
sinless. 80 their sons will be good and
their daughters pure.
Christmas is only sad when it is sell
fish, and that is what it ought never to
be with any of us, child or man, and it
is whatlt will not be if we but remem-
.ber, that the first Christmas gift, like
the first Christmas song, was and is for
every one Of us. Freely ye receive,
freely give.
There is curious song preserved in
the Harleian manuscripts Of the British
museum, incorporating an old supersti
5tion. which held that it was particu-
larly lucky if Christmas day fell on a
SUNDAY. and just the reverse if it fell on
Saturday. All the other days Of the
week were considered universally pro-
pitious.
Here is the inscripti ption. as near as the
types can give it, OF q Christmas letter
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24

ANTRIM.
The Belfast municipal elections took
place November 25.
ARMAGH.
1t is probable that DR.. Logue will
succeed the late lord primate.
CARLOW.
The tenants on the property Of Mr..
Tighe, Woodstock, situated near Car
low, have received substantial reduc-
tions in the present years rent.
CAYAN.
Constable Beggis. who was stationed
in Kilnaleck, county Cavan, for the
past SIX months, has resigned as pro-
test against the prison treatment of
Mr.. William O'Br1eu,
CLARE.
An Ennis newsvendor, Mr.. Denis
McMahon, publican, was served with a
summons on the 21st ult, for exhibiting
placard of United Ireland, which con-
tanned ''a notice OF the suppressed
leagues and also for selling the paper
itself.
CORK.
The guardians of Macroom Union
have decided on giving their advertise
nents to United Ireland.
DERRY.
the candidates for the high shirley
atty are: Connolly w, i. Brown-L Lecky,
Esq, Fintinora, county Down John
E. Ritter, Esq, Roe Park, Limavady ;
Robert w. Newton, Esq, Belvue, Lon
donderry.
DONEGAL.
Viscount Llford died OIL November
25, at his seat, Mean Glas, Stranerlar,
county Donegal, after a prolonged and
painful illness.
DOWN,
Lord Londonderry and his tenants in
County Down are not getting on we'll to-
/ gether. The lord lieutenant q short
time ago was asked for reduction. He
offered 90 per cent. The tenants did
not consider the abatement sufficient
and wrote to Lord Londonderry that bis
proposal did not meet the exigencies Of
the times, and that they would expect
something better.
DUBLIN.
The outhouses at the residence Of Mr..
James Talbot Power. Leopardstown
House, Sullorgan, Dublin, we're burnt
down recently. There were rumors
that the fire was NAL liciously cansed
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
PLusti GOODS.

A. very NICE Plush Album for cabinet and
card pnotos, nclrc plat ornaments, parent m ex-
teusi n clasp, Il nice present; worth $l.10. Fire
Sale price, 75c.
A handsome Stamped Leather Album, same
size as above, plush panel In front, patent ex-
tension clasp. This album is worth u Is. Fire
Sale rrice, 81.
x rich /, iblrn. ali plush, heavily uadded, each
page to no Il r,SO Imperial pn',tOs, patent exteii-
sion clasp; worth so. Fire sale Price. 1.75.
Large size Imitation Alligator Handbag.
strong nickie fran spring ball fastener;
worth 45c. Fire Sale Price, 20c.
A Plush Work Bog, panelea in antique, ivory
finish blue satin line'.. containing scissors,
thiInble. g:oye button hook croches hook, ETC.,
etc flne gil5 clasp; worth So Fire sale Price,
Among fancy plush ar icles may be men
toned IL P,.rfumery Stand, containing two
bottles OF cnGce perfume. with hevrlef pate
mirror back framed in plush; worth $2 IS.
Fire Sale Pr.ce, 81 %.
A Comb an' Brush set, plush box, beToled
plate mirror. white ccll1od with fancy cary
ing worth 8 Is. Fire sale Price, 32.25.
Z Shaving Set in handsome plush box with
drawer for jewciry. This case contains one
fine silve,-slct. razor, Il comb, shaving brush. q
hand- painted shaving mug. and heavy pate
gluss mirror, Iar1a size; worth IS. Fire Sale
Price, S..
A Collar and Cuff Rox in plush. leatherete
bottom. llncd in lcatberette, very hundsoue,
and 1,stf Il article; worth $3.50 Fire Sale
Price, $1.2i.
A large stock OF Picture Frames in plush.
Special mention may he made OF han' some
combiuainn nf plsh aud satin with nickle
trimmings: worth $3.50 Fire Sale Prize,
$l.25
In p!,;st, whisk-Bro Holders we have &
large linc. p sample is he following: a dia-
mont shaped key board, with q :,lacque rO,-
tanning Frerch bevei plate mirror, nickie
"a trimmed and d very rich ornament; worth
y $500. Fire Sale Pricn, $3.50.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
CONSULT THIS.
sILvERWARE DEPARTMENT.

A 6-bcttle castor, quadrupie plate. hand
somely carved, very rich, in elegant taste cut
glass bottles. diamond cut sto ppere, 8 very rich
gift for Christmas, worth 50, fire sale price S.
{ROyers' gOOds.)
a beautiful pickle castor, sold all over for 81
gain.
Handsome engraved, Quadruple plate cake
basset an elegant present, worth $S.75, will be
sacrificed TO. S4.35.
A very handsome fruit dish in diamond cut
glass, silver standa d finely plated, worth
S25U, fire sale price, l.25.
always acceptab e. We have many different
s,yles--we mention two as samples Of our
large stock. a triple plate. hand engraved
napkin ring worth Soc, fire sale price, l5c.
A very elaborate napkin ring. Rogers' quad
ruDle plate. gold lined on stand with figure of
girl: this is beautiful article OF silverware
and is we'll worth So sc, FIRE sale price, S1.25.
In silver plated knives we have those of the
Sheffield Knife Co These goods are worth S2 q
set, fire sale price 81. a useful present.
To match these goods we have table spoons
and forks made by the same company in triple
plate. Tb"se goods are worth So u set. Fire
sale price, ST.
Tea spoons 10 match above. same make ans.
quality, worth 81. 25 u set, fire sale price, Soc.
In childran's presentation mugs we mention
very. handsomely engraved triple plate gold
lined hnnd engraved. satin finish and brig tiy
polished mug, Belmon ri te Co, 8 beau iful
present fora child. Ea"h mug packed in IN
ornamental pink lined box. This article is fully
worth 81. Is, fire sale price. Ss5c.
A child's set in triple plate comprising cup,
saucer, knife. fork aud spoon. finely engraved,
cup gold lined III watered silk case light blue
satin lined, an elegant present worth S2.75, fire
sale price $1.S5..
In carving sets we have very serviceable
goods, fine steel with ivory handle, worth
S1.25. fire sale price, 60c.